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Arab League Secretary General Nabil al-Arabi faces a formidable struggle at the UN Security Council in New York Tuesday to persuade Russia to endorse a League plan to peacefully resolve the rapidly escalating Syrian crisis. Flanked by Qatars prime minister, US Secretary of State Clinton, UK Foreign Secretary William Hague and French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe, Arabi is to face off against a lower-level Russian diplomat. Russia can veto a resolution that calls for Syrias President Basher al-Assad to temporarily step aside for a deputy to run the country in a national-unity government until general elections are prepared. A similar deal in Yemen led to the ouster of long-time strongman Ali Abdullah Saleh last month, though theres several key differences.

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Violence rages on between government forces and anti-government rebels in Syria. The death toll has officially reached 5000, while the debate at the UN Security Council continues over what to do about the conflict that is ripping the nation apart. The US and EU are backing a draft resolution formed by the Arab League which is asking for Bashar al-Assad to resign. China and Russia have opposed this proposition, promising to veto the option that could lead to regime change. Anastasia Churkina, RT correspondent, joins us with the latest. Follow Anastasia @ twitter.comNastiaChurkina

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The watchful eyes of webcams are about to be set up across Russia, ahead of next months Presidential elections. The move was proposed by Premier Vladimir Putin. Thats after thousands of people took to the streets late last year calling for transparency in the election process. RTs Egor Piskunov has the story. RT on Twitter twitter.com RT on Facebook www.facebook.com